Can A Smart Home Save Energy?
By Lara Bonn | Tue, November 1, 16
This article first appeared on Efficiency Vermont's blog on October 26.
REED Renderings Issue #3: Sneak Peek at Program Year 2015 Data
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A “YUGE” Deal in NY: Con Edison Settlement Signals Move toward Funding EE in the Rates
By Brian Buckley | Wed, October 26, 16
Tucked away at the bottom of page 81 in Con Edison’s recent 120 page settlement agreement lies a sentence that will likely alter the course of energy efficiency programs in the state:
My Time at National Grid’s Sustainability Hub: Impressions on Customer Experiences with Energy Efficiency & Demand Response
By Samantha Caputo | Mon, October 24, 16
While completing my Masters of Science in Environmental Science and Policy at Clark University, I had the opportunity to work as a Smart Energy Ambassador at the National Grid Sustainability Hub (the Hub). Energy became my concentration in grad school; I look at it as the central point in environmental issues, as well as the solution. During my time at the Hub, I was able to interact with customers and help them engage with energy efficiency and demand response programs, while gaining a deeper understanding of how people use their energy.
Extra! Extra! REED All About It! - Sneak Peek at Program Year 2015 Data
By Colin Walker | Tue, October 18, 16
Welcome to the third issue of REED Renderings where we bring our readers attention to interesting trends in
What’s the big deal with smart (energy) homes?
By Claire Miziolek | Mon, October 17, 16
Did you ever watch the Jetsons? What about Back to the Future 2 (where the “future” was 2015, by the way)? Maybe you entered the new millennium expecting, in no time, to live in a home with fingerprint key access, voice commands preparing dinner, and perhaps even a robotic friend greeting you at the end of a long day?
